theduckguru
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Does SSI have a standard that requires their affliates to have compressor systems that prevent possible carbon monoxide contamination of the gas used to fill scuba cylinders? If so, can you provide a link?
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FFPEREZ
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"have a compressed air system that delivers quality breathing air"
That is all I can find in the ssi standards book for dive centers.
SSI :: SSI Scuba Schools International :: take your dive @ diveSSI.com
That is all I can find in the ssi standards book for dive centers.
SSI :: SSI Scuba Schools International :: take your dive @ diveSSI.com
revvie
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I could be mistaken, but i would think that the air quality would be regulated by the Compressed Gas Association (CGA) standards G-7 and G-7.1.
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theduckguru
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Does the CGA standard require a monitoring system for CO or just periodic testing of a sample from the compressor?
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